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Review on πŸ‘… Peak Essentials TUNG Brush Kit: Premium Tongue Cleaner Scrubs, Fights Bad Breath & Eliminates Odor with Fresh Mint - BPA Free, Made in America - Set of 1 by Sierra Stewart

Revainrating 5 out of 5

It changed my tongue

Wow, I'm amazed! I was definitely skeptical because all of these super hyped products never seemed to work for me, but here we go. My tongue was never the perfect shade of pink and when my ice tea addiction started about 2 years ago it only got worse. So now after a few years (and a lot!) of problems with iced tea, my tongue is downright brown - LOOK! To be honest it was so hard; I was so embarrassed and ashamed of it. Enter the TUNG brush and gel starter pack. I used it this morning for the first but certainly not the last time and after just 30 seconds of gently wiping my tongue looks exactly how it should! I'd also like to add that lately my tongue has been getting weirdly sensitive and I've had these deep (and painful) ridges running down my tongue (I'm sure it's thanks to my addiction to sour candy). After reading other reviews I was concerned that this product would irritate my tongue even more but it doesn't! I just ran the brush very gently in a circular motion over my tongue and there was no irritation/pain/bleeding. The brush gave me a gag reflex a few times, but not as often or as intensely as a regular toothbrush. TL,DL: If you're worried about your tongue not being perfectly pink, buy it, you won't regret it. That!

Pros
  • COMFORTABLE AND EASY TO USE: The TUNG brush is designed to work effectively on the back of the tongue, where most bad breath occurs. Its design helps minimize the gag reflex, which will disappear over time if you have one with regular use. The low profile, wide head and ergonomic handle make it easy to reach the tip of the tongue. They conveniently clean every inch of your tongue, so you can rest assured that your breath is absolutely fresh.
Cons
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